American Daily Digest

‘We feel safer in Fuerteventura than Blackburn’: The British tourists who are still flying out to Spain so they don’t lose their money – despite Boris’s second wave warning and … Read More

LONDON — Concerns over a “second wave” of coronavirus infections brought on by returning vacationers are wreaking havoc across Europe’s tourism industry, particularly in Spain, following Britain’s effective ban on … Read More

BREAKING NEWS: Twitter stops Donald Trump Jr. from tweeting after he promoted doctor’s claim hydroxychloroquine ‘cures’ COVID and called it ‘must-watch’ – on eve of big tech bosses being quizzed … Read More

Marlboro-maker Altria said Tuesday that cigarette sales continue to decline as it pushes to expand sales of an alternative heated-tobacco product By MATTHEW PERRONE AP Health Writer July 28, 2020, … Read More

Portland has been the site of ongoing protests for more than 50 days that have turned violent, sparking outrage among local officials who have faulted the federal presence for aggravating … Read More

McDonald’s sales improved throughout the second quarter as markets reopened globally, but the fast food giant still faces a bumpy recovery By DEE-ANN DURBIN AP Business Writer July 28, 2020, … Read More

The start of the hearing was delayed Tuesday morning after House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler was involved in a car accident that did not involve another vehicle on his way … Read More

Attorney General William Barr is expected to be questioned today about the Department of Justice’s role in the forceful clearing of protesters from Lafayette Square that took place in June ahead of … Read More

Rarely can I say we’ve voted on meaningful legislation to help the American people. More often I’d say we voted on a bunch of President Donald Trump’s judges (the Senate … Read More

The $600 federal boost to unemployment benefits expires July 31, but millions of people are already receiving their last checks. Democrats, who control the House, are unified behind a far … Read More